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Beyonce Leaves Blue Ivy Carter For Beach Date With Jay-Z

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Beyonce Knowles and her husband of four years Jay-Z soaked up some rays while their baby Blue Ivy Carter was cared for by a nanny on the family’s first vacation together in St. Barts.

The doting couple looked serene on a huge beach towel before the striking, calm ocean. Bey’s rapper turned mogul hubby, 42, was mostly laid back shirtless in black nylon bottoms and the new mommy went for a black slimming two-piece, non-traditional swimsuit which the top covered her taut midriff.

Beyonce, 30, completed her ocean look with black sunglasses, a gold lariat necklace, pink lips, red nails, a finger ring and her celebrated curves! The “Love On Top” singer’s body look to be performance-ready as she waved through the refreshing blue water slowly allowing the currents to ride up on her.

With Beyonce’s baby three-months-old, the singer is getting use to not having the little one in tow for her every move as she readies for her first long-awaited post-pregnancy performance over Memorial Day weekend at Revel Beach’s Ovation Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

The workaholic couple is known for relishing in their off-time, but the new mom’s “maternity leave” is the longest Bey has been away from her performance reign, but is taking it all in stride.

“She just is so happy. I’ve seen Bey like 3 times since she’s had the baby,” singer Melanie Fiona told Us Weekly. “She’s just glowing and she’s saying [motherhood] is the best, and she just loves it!”

See more photos of Jay-Z and Beyonce on the beach during their St. Barts vacation below!

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